“permeate”造句，怎麼用permeate造句

Such questions permeate discussions of NATO's new “strategic concept”, to be adopted later this year.

The image here illustrates how these pockets and streams of warm meltwater permeate glaciers and ice sheets.

As simple REST-based Web services permeate the Web, we foresee a large number of rel values being defined to point to many different service interfaces.

This would help young people think critically about media, and turn a discerning eye to the onslaught of coverage, opinions, and analysis that permeate our increasingly wired culture.

This supports inflation theory and provides further evidence for the mysterious "Dark Energy" that is predicted to permeate through the universe, causing space-time to expand at an accelerated rate.

The significance of this decision has yet to permeate the public consciousness.

American literature, movies, and music permeate foreign societies-especially appealing to young people in those societies.

These membranes provide high permeate flux and good salt rejection in reverse osmosis, and are easy to manufacture.

One need not look further than MTV or mainstream radio stations where songs filled with "booty and bling" consistently permeate the airwaves.

With a cheerful atmosphere, laughter and applause permeate from start to finish.

In spirit level, leisure sport with its culture appearance permeate worth a system in people, influence with change people the unseen.

Gardens permeate the volumetry and generous Windows of wood and glass connect the experience to the landscape.

Store garlic solo so its scent won't permeate other eats.